Well, by now you have all heard the names that were listed on the Mitchell Report. We all knew about Barry Bonds, but guys like Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte, may have surprised more than a few people.

There was even an Internet hoax that was stirring around names like Albert Pujols as being involved in using steroids. That particular accusation was squashed rather quickly, thank God.

So, what are these findings going to do to memorabilia sales? I have a feeling it is going to seriously hurt prices. Bonds and Clemens are not going to be let into the Hall of Fame any time soon and memorabilia of Palmeiro, Sosa and McGwire is already proof that sales will suffer.

Taking a brief timeout from his holiday sale, head man of Mastro Auctions, Doug Allen, already chimed in with his thoughts to Gavel Chat about the Mitchell Report's potential affect on memorabilia sales:

“Overall we have seen the newer material suffer based on the allegations of Steroid abuse by Barry Bonds. The current news will definitely have an additional impact on players that were not previously implicated such as Roger Clemens.”

There’s no denying it. Who the heck is going to pay top dollar for a game-worn Clemens jersey right now?